Notes

* multiple instances of static - possibly discharge from record or playback head. I minimized these. Some are gone
completely, others are still audible but minimized. I am sure I missed some but these are all I can find within a
limited time frame.
# Just after reel change/tape flip, cb-radio type noise. Minimized but still there
^ 1 electro-glitch instance (may be different kind from the others) fixed


All editing and conversion work with Diamond Cut Forensics 8.5.
Converted to 24-bit, 48kHz using Triple precision math; editing done in 24/48 with 32-bit interpolation.
Converted to 16/48 with triple precision, 32-bit interpolation and DC8.5 Forensics custom dither (Noise Shape 2).

Editing:
Speed changes to stabilize the speed in Set I. Speed was off slightly in a linear fashion, so speed change varied
from -.14% to +1.0% over a given 45 minute period. Set II did not need any speed correction. I noticed instances
suggesting that there were two recorders with some editing done on the master tape. Jim doesn't think it was done.
After all the editing was complete, I did a very light eq to increase bass and treble, and then gain normalized each
channel to -.5 dB.